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CNN: History of the Sitcom
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<blockquote data-quote="Grant Jennings" data-source="post: 286628" data-attributes="member: 746"><p><em>Sibs</em> reminds me of another failed sitcom from the same time, also about siblings: <em>Good & Evil. Good & Evil </em>was a soapy sitcom created by Susan Harris (<em>Soap </em>and <em>The Golden Girls</em>) and starred Teri Garr as the evil sister (CEO of a cosmetics company) and Margaret Whitton as the good sister (a scientist who performed experiments on herself rather than harm animals). One of the characters was a blind man who was constantly waking into things and knocking things over, this resulted in protests from the blind community. I remember recognizing the family mansion as being re-purposed sets from <em>Soap</em> and <em>Benson.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grant Jennings, post: 286628, member: 746"] [I]Sibs[/I] reminds me of another failed sitcom from the same time, also about siblings: [I]Good & Evil. Good & Evil [/I]was a soapy sitcom created by Susan Harris ([I]Soap [/I]and [I]The Golden Girls[/I]) and starred Teri Garr as the evil sister (CEO of a cosmetics company) and Margaret Whitton as the good sister (a scientist who performed experiments on herself rather than harm animals). One of the characters was a blind man who was constantly waking into things and knocking things over, this resulted in protests from the blind community. I remember recognizing the family mansion as being re-purposed sets from [I]Soap[/I] and [I]Benson.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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